China frees 3 of 4 detained Japanese

TOKYO, Japan - A Fujita Corp. employee is questioned by reporters in Tokyo on Sept. 30, 2010, after the release of three of the four company employees detained by China in the northern province of Hebei since Sept. 20 for allegedly entering a military zone without permission and videotaping facilities there.

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